Marcus Mosher
Managing Editor at Raiders Wire - USA Today
Host of @LockedOnCowboys and @LockedOnDynasty. Writer at @The33rdTeamFB
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1 week ago |
the33rdteam.com | Marcus Mosher |Ian Valentino |Kyle Crabbs
We are mere days away from the 2025 NFL Draft, which means we are in lying season. This is the time of the year when we are fed more lies than ever. We heard rumors last year that the Patriots wanted to move down from No. 3 (which we know isn’t true after watching the Hard Knocks offseason show) or that they were considering taking J.J. McCarthy at No. 3. However, a few bits of information that come out at this time of year always turn out to be true.
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1 week ago |
the33rdteam.com | James Foster |Marcus Mosher |Kyle Crabbs
While the 2025 NFL Draft lacks star power and blue-chip prospects at certain positions, the tight end class is one of the strongest in recent memory. There’s a lot more depth than most years, and teams will likely find quality starters and role players on Days 2 and 3, but the top-end talent is what makes this class special.
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1 week ago |
the33rdteam.com | Marcus Mosher |Kyle Crabbs
We are just days away from the 2025 NFL Draft, and if we’ve learned anything through the years, it’s that the draft is incredibly unpredictable. Who would have thought that six quarterbacks would have been selected inside the top 12 last season? Or that Jahmyr Gibbs would be picked at No. 12 during the 2023 NFL Draft? The NFL Draft is so much fun because there are surprises and shocking moments at every turn. But what picks or decisions could leave us flabbergasted this year?
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1 week ago |
thelandryhat.com | Marcus Mosher
It’s no secret that the Dallas Cowboys are expected to target a wide receiver with their first pick. Tetairoa McMillan and Matthew Golden have been the two names rumored for the Cowboys for a few months now and it would be a slight surprise if they picked anyone else with their first-round pick. But there is another player who should certainly be in the conversation at No. 12, and you can argue that he should be selected over both McMillan and Golden.
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the33rdteam.com | James Foster |Ian Valentino |Marcus Mosher |Kyle Crabbs
The combine and pro day circuit is a critical part of the draft process that allows us to cross-check what we see on tape, but I rarely make a significant change to a player's grade based on an impressive 40-time or disappointing broad jump. I think athletic testing is most useful as a filter that points me in the direction of new players to watch.
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OHHHH???
Former Cowboys CB Stephon Gilmore is at The Star today
The #Cowboys are saying they haven't put their board together yet. And they haven't decided how many first-round players they have graded. I don't believe them.
I think the Jaguars know who they want at No. 5. But they are leaking a lot of “buzzy” names to see if they can entice anyone to trade up. I still think they draft an offensive lineman and with their top pick.
